mkarr

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by mkarr 14d ago
You could find these under $100 yesterday on AliExpress with some referral + coupon stacking (rakuten + coupon + paypal pay-in-4 discount). The cheapest sellers often only put out a limited number of items each day, so you have to check bac
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by mkarr 5y ago
Is your 6502 SBC in any state to share more info on? It seems like an interesting project.
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by mkarr 5y ago
pg down Sigh. pg down Sigh ... Repeat for hours.
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by mkarr 6y ago
I have often heard the feeling called "squick". Or being "squicked out".
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by mkarr 6y ago
> (and there was some startup - in NYC I believe - that you could give Eagle files and a product order list and they would buy you the components at Digikey and manufacture the board for you... anyone remember their name?!) Are you think
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Recovering the Lost Apollo 10 LM Software [video](youtube.com)
83 points by mkarr 6y ago|11 comments
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by mkarr 8y ago
In my experience, the vending machines near and in hotels, etc, did not require any form of ID. However, the random ones I found out on the street required you to have obtained an ID/Authorization card beforehand.
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by mkarr 8y ago
A large part of these technologies making their way into consumer automobile engines was advances in material science, lubrication, manufacturing, etc, that allowed for them to exist economically and reliably. Those WW2 era piston engines w
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by mkarr 8y ago
I couldn't stand the constant nagging and focus-stealing the Razer software did regularly. To the point that I just went back and bought the same Logitech mouse that I had been using before (and had broken). That's what I get for
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John Carmack vs. ZeniMax Media(scribd.com)
1 points by mkarr 10y ago|1 comments
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by mkarr 10y ago
Have you ever written up or documented the technical aspects of your whole process to scan one of the cartridges you receive? That would be something that I would find interesting to read.
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by mkarr 10y ago
As a hopeful note of optimism: I recently sent a large, expensive package (worth around $1500) cross-country via USPS. The package was sent out mid-December. According to the tracking it made it all the way to the destination Post Office. A
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by mkarr 10y ago
When the ESP8266s were first introduced, they came with a closed firmware that simply responded to AT commands over a serial port. To do anything with the chip, you had to have another micro controlling it. However, sometime after the hobby
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by mkarr 10y ago
Either not getting a good ground, or not having a long enough antenna are two issues I have commonly seen with some of the more basic kits.
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Congressional Summit on Encryption at Rice University Hosted by Ted Poe(vimeo.com)
1 points by mkarr 10y ago|0 comments
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by mkarr 11y ago
One of the easiest ways to get code running on the GBA is via the multiboot protocol over the link port. This was the primary way I ran code on the GBA circa 2003ish using a link cable spliced into a parallel port plug. Unfortunately, paral
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by mkarr 11y ago
In my opinion, a demo, in addition to artistic expression, is a showcase of the technical skill of its creators. Using a pre-built engine is not quite up to the standard I would normally expect to see. However, an argument could be made t
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by mkarr 11y ago
Hi Hunter. Do you all plan to offer the battery in a minimal form factor (without the group 35 adapter)? I currently am running one of the Shorai LiFePo4 batteries in my track car. I really love the small size and weight, and would be willi
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by mkarr 12y ago
What happens when you (somehow) fail to set the status of a toy you track to "recalled" during some part of the recall period, and then one of your subscriber's kid harms themselves with said toy? Have you anticipated how to
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by mkarr 12y ago
If you do decide to keep the ticket, you will probably have an entire couple of rows to yourself to stretch out on...
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by mkarr 12y ago
There are thousands of variations of C99 used by various 'hackers'. Many of which are obfuscated (base64, gzip, other more obscure encodings). Generally, searching for a combination of 'base64_decode', 'gzdecode&#x2
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by mkarr 12y ago
A full text of the article can be found here: http://people.duke.edu/~hpgavin/cee421/citicorp1.htm This is much more comprehensive and interesting than the source linked in OP and elsewhere. I discovered this a fe
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by mkarr 13y ago
A few months ago, I removed an almost identical piece of malware from a client's account. Looking through the server logs, I noticed that the script was still being accessed on a fairly regular basis. I dropped a simple script to dump